Response #3

When I was young, I asked myself that what is my dream job? At that time, I was grade 8 of middle school and was fourteen years old. My mind was interested in math, physic, and geology. My father was an electrician, who got the residential projects. I remembered that he took me to his sites on the weekend to train me how to read architect drawings. So my dream was beginning a part of engineer.

I think that my dream was showed my potential. And it is true that I graduated at poly Saigon and became an electrical engineer. After that I worked for Yurtec Corp. form Japan. So I achieved my dream that worked in the construction fields. That was in the past of my life, but it is continuing a part of my life now... I want to work in the renewable energy such as wind power and solar power.

I ask myself if I don't work for money what kind of job I would like to do? I am thinking for the future that humans can cut down the CO2. How can people solve the green house and global warming? Our planet depends on humans using energy, and right now we burn a lot of fossil fuels. Thus, the Earth was in emergency of pollution. The good example of it was happened in China last year because carbon dioxide emits into the sky that causes air pollution. Therefore, people cannot see through in the sky and breath clean air.

In brief, I want to work on the alternative energy that produces less carbon dioxide and keep our atmospheres clean... That is what my dream job.

Response #2

I want to know what is made travelers to make up their minds when they are traveling? Are they allured by extraordinary nature or are they killing their times by going around? To answer these questions in terms of "traveling forms a young man," I would concur with Mark Twain quote if travelers explore their journeys. If not, they are wasting times. However, they are observing the world better than they just stay around their corners. I love to take a voyage around the world in which humans are apart of the beauties of nature. I think that lives are more meaning when people have expeditions. These activities help citizens of the world open-minded thoughts and take advantages of traveling.

Response #1

     Hello everyone! My name is Frank Nguyen, an Electrical Engineer. Currently, I work for E-home System part time and join to ALP classes part time. Before I came to the U.S. in 2009, I worked for the represented Yurtec Corporation’s Japan almost six years in Vietnam. During the time, my skills were practiced to learn and experienced the knowledge from workplaces and energy plants.
     The most significant step in my life is learning and living in America. The place that everybody called the land of hope and dream will be come true. In my opinion that it is quite true because I have opportunities to study English and persuade to get Master Degree in Electrical Engineering. All of those tasks are the priority of my activities.  Also, I interest in science of nature, astronomy, and space. 
     During my free time, I appeal to watch golf tour on TV, or go to swimming with my friends. Also, I love to drive sport cars and watch NASCAR on the TV as well. Another of my hobby that listens to classical music. I can put the KCSU station on whole night even though I am sleeping. When I am listening to compositions of Mozart or Beethoven, my brain is feeling fresh or energetic. That is all about me that I want to share. I hope that we have a wonderful summer in ALP classes.